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Tyler Shough ranks 19th in QB trade value at 33 points.
Tyler Shough ranks 19th in rest-of-season QB trade value at 33 points, reflecting minimal trade market value.
Shough's 400-yard, comeback performance signals improved QB play for Saints.
Shough threw for 400 yards and rallied after throwing picks in Week 1 loss to Lions, showing resilience down 21 points in the third quarter; CBS Sports notes this is a good sign, and Sports Illustrated source emphasizes his toughness and near-perfect throws that brought the Saints back into the game, increasing confidence in the team as a divisional factor.
Shough leads NFL with 410 passing yards after week one despite turnovers.
Tyler Shough leads both the Saints and the entire NFL with 410 passing yards through week one, despite throwing two interceptions and being sacked five times; the source notes he accumulated 378 passing yards (1st in the league) in week one's matchup against Detroit.
Shough's 410 passing yards lead the NFL in week 1 despite turnovers.
Saints QB Tyler Shough leads both New Orleans and the NFL with 410 passing yards in week 1 despite throwing two interceptions and being sacked five times; demonstrates strong arm talent and volume even under pressure.
Shough's 410 yards, 3 TDs shows promise despite OT loss.
Saints QB threw for 410 yards and 3 touchdowns in Week 1 overtime loss to Detroit despite three turnovers; despite the loss, Shough's performance offered reasons for optimism as New Orleans mounted an impressive comeback from a 21-0 deficit.
Shough's 410 yards and 3 TDs show strong arm despite Saints' OT loss to Detroit.
Tyler Shough threw for 410 yards and three touchdowns despite three turnovers in the Saints' Week 1 overtime loss to Detroit, demonstrating strong passing production and arm talent; the source notes his performance offered plenty of reasons for optimism despite the loss, especially after the Saints showed resilience to battle back from a three-touchdown deficit on the road.
Shough's ascension supports Saints' pass-heavy approach (seventh in neutral pass rate).
Shough is an ascending quarterback for the Saints, who were seventh in neutral situation pass rate in Week 1 with a PROE just over 4%. The Saints also averaged a play every 22 seconds, over two seconds faster than any other team, and should continue to pass more with Shough under center.
Shough's ascending play supports Saints' seventh-ranked pass rate and fastest pace.
Shough is an ascending quarterback for the Saints, who were seventh in neutral situation pass rate in Week 1 with a PROE just over 4%. The Saints averaged a play every 22 seconds, over two seconds faster than any other team. With Shough under center and the Saints' frantic pace and passing tendency, the offense should continue to generate high passing volume.
Shough targeted Ya-Sin 10 times; exploited him for 7 catches, 52 yards, 1 TD.
Shough, the Saints quarterback, targeted Rock Ya-Sin multiple times in Week One, exploiting him for seven catches on ten targets for 52 yards and a touchdown. The source notes 'Saints quarterback Tyler Shough picked on Ya-Sin last week,' indicating Ya-Sin was a vulnerable coverage target.
Shough's 231 fourth-quarter yards were elite, but poor first half raises bust risk.
Shough's Week 1 performance was a tale of two halves: 18-of-28 for 179 yards, 1 TD, 2 INTs and a 55.0 passer rating through three quarters, then 17-of-23 for 231 yards, 2 TDs and a 134.5 passer rating in the fourth quarter and overtime. His fourth-quarter/overtime passing-yardage game (231 yards) was the second-largest in the entire 2025 season (only Josh Allen's 251 yards in Week 1 versus Baltimore exceeded it). The turnaround tracked directly with improved blitz handling (8-of-11, 79 yards, 3 TDs vs. the blitz after halftime) and downfield aggression (11-of-16 for 261 yards and a TD on 10+ air-yard throws). However, the Ravens on the road in Week 2 aren't nearly the same smash spot that Detroit offered, and his poor first-half performance raises his bust level considerably.
Shough's 56-pass Week 1 shows streamer upside with Saints' favorable NFC South schedule.
Tyler Shough showed he's capable of being a high-volume passer against the Lions, throwing 56 times in Week 1. This could make him a good matchup-based streamer, especially with the Saints having six NFC South games on their docket. He's currently 41% rostered and is a potential FAAB spend-up and waiver target.
Shough leads NFL with 410 yards, 56 attempts in Saints' 21-point comeback.
Shough led the Saints' offense to a 21-point comeback with an NFL-leading 56 pass attempts and 410 passing yards (also NFL-leading). He threw three touchdown passes, including one in overtime, despite a shaky first half with two interceptions. He connected with Chris Olave on 10 passes for a league-leading 182 receiving yards in Week 1, though he also took five sacks (tied for most) and was credited with nine bad throws.
Shough ranked No. 19 in Week 2 QB rankings.
Shough is ranked No. 19 in Freedman's Week 2 QB rankings.
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Confirmed starter after Rattler benching in Tampa Bay game.
Confirmed starter after Rattler benching in Tampa Bay game. 56 pass attempts in recent game; doesn't throw 'hospital balls' like Derek Carr. Renegade/keep-alive style complements Olave's ability to win short and deep. Real chemistry with Olave; Saints offense pass-heavy.
Shough's 410 yards and 3 TDs show arm talent in a favorable game script.
Shough totaled 410 passing yards, three touchdowns and two interceptions against the Lions in Week 1, nearly pulling off the comeback victory. While he lacks rushing upside compared to Willis, he makes up for it with his arm in a favorable game script.
Shough posted 378 yards, 2 INTs vs. Lions; Ravens' secondary stronger.
Shough threw for 378 yards but also notched two interceptions in the Saints' Week 1 overtime loss to Detroit; the source uses this performance to contextualize the Saints' offensive capability relative to the Ravens' secondary, which is noted as far better than Detroit's.
Shough's 410-yard, 3-TD comeback masked poor early performance; Ravens defense is tougher.
Shough looked poor for approximately 40 minutes of Week 1 before finishing with 410 yards and three touchdowns in a one-point overtime loss to the Ravens; facing Baltimore in Week 2 presents a tougher defensive matchup than the banged-up Lions he just played.
Shough's 410-yard comeback performance supports low-end QB1 consistency.
Looked bad during the opening ~40 minutes of Week 1 before finishing with 410 passing yards and three scores in a one-point overtime loss to the Lions. Now faces the Ravens, who will be tougher to move the football on late than the banged-up Lions. Identified as a consistent low-end QB1 during the last half season.
Shough's 410 yards and 3 TDs in Week 1 showcase elite passing production.
Tyler Shough posted 410 yards and 3 TDs in Week 1 as the Saints mounted a comeback from 21-0 down to tie the Lions 24-24 before losing on a failed 2-point conversion, demonstrating strong passing production and efficiency in a competitive game.
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Amazing week; strong offense supports high-end QB2 floor.
Quarterback waiver target who was 'amazing' this week. Ron Stewart believes the offensive environment is strong enough that Shough will be in the mix as a high-end QB2 regardless of matchup, indicating consistent upside.
Shough's 410 yards and 3 TDs masked 5 sacks and 2 INTs; Ravens expect more pressure.
Shough's final stat line was 410 passing yards and 3 touchdowns, but this masked a first half where the Saints were completely shut out; he recorded a pair of interceptions and 5 sacks. The source illustrates how fantasy defense scoring doesn't always reflect real-world performance, noting that despite 30 points from the Saints, the opposing Lions finished as DST7 with 10 fantasy points thanks to sacks and turnovers.
Shough rises in rankings after Week 1
Tyler Shough rose in rest-of-season rankings after Week 1, indicating improved outlook among the most rostered QBs in fantasy leagues.
Shough looked bad in first half; Ravens won't allow Lions' second-half openings.
In the first half of the Lions-Saints game, Tyler Shough looked pretty bad, though the Lions allowed the field to open up in the second half; the source expects the Ravens defense will not allow similar opportunities against the Saints.
Shough's poor first-half performance; Ravens won't allow Lions' second-half openness.
Tyler Shough looked pretty bad in the first half against the Lions; the Lions allowed the field to open up in the second half, but the Ravens defense won't do that, making this a much stiffer test.
Shough shows Year 2 growth but faces Ravens' elite duo.
Tyler Shough is showing signs of improvement and growth in his second year with the Saints. However, he faces a significant challenge in Week 2 against the Ravens' combination of Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry.
Shough showing improvement in year two but faces Ravens' elite duo.
Tyler Shough is showing signs of improvement and growth in his second year with the Saints, though the source believes the combination of Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry will be too much for the Saints to handle in Week 2.
Shough's 410 yards and two INTs create mixed outlook for Ravens matchup.
Tyler Shough dropped 410 passing yards on the Lions in Week 1 but also threw two interceptions; the Ravens face the Saints in Week 2 with this matchup presenting a weirdly concerning scenario despite Baltimore's strong Week 1 defensive performance.
Shough's 410 yards vs. Lions raise concerns for Ravens despite his two INTs.
Tyler Shough dropped 410 passing yards on the Lions in Week 1 but also threw a pair of interceptions; this performance creates some concern for the Ravens defense matchup in Week 2, though the Ravens' pass rush and secondary appeared improved in their Week 1 romp over the Colts.